Japanese Law Requires Same Surnames for Married Couples
In what comes as a blow to human rights advocates, and particularly to feminists, is the decision of the Japanese Supreme Court to not allow
Surena 3 – Iran’s Cool New Humanoid Robot
You don’t hear much about progress in science and technology from the Muslim countries in Middle East, but Iran is an exception. It is increasingly
Scene Pick: ‘Shattered Glass’ – Conference Call with Forbes
One of the best films ever that turns its subject matter inside out, Shattered Glass (2003) by Billy Ray impresses by its focus as well
Not in Media: Polio Vaccine Brings Polio Back to Myanmar
Polio is back in Myanmar, and the culprit is the polio vaccine. Two cases of polio caused by the oral polio vaccine in Myanmar have
Is Your Bedroom Lacking Luxury?
by Daniel Bell Today, we are focusing on the bedroom. Look around your room and ask yourself, does it lack luxury? If yes is the
Professor Benjamin Ginsberg: ISIS Can Only be Beaten by Force of Arms
In his more than twenty books, John Hopkins’ Professor Benjamin Ginsberg has written in detail about the politics, economy, and sociology of violence and war.
Polio Vaccine Kills Infant Girl in Kenya
Two live-virus polio vaccine doses in only three days, and the two-week young infant fell dead. This pharmaceutical crime was reported on AllAfrica.com on Wednesday.
How Can Addiction Affect Your Health?
by Daniel Bell There are certain things in life that can be bad for our health. One of those things is addiction. Addiction is a
Embarrassed Pakistani Papers Try Cover-Up for Fake ID Story
After their farce of the alleged California terror attack’s fake identity card story, major Pakistani papers have tried a clumsy defense by insisting the ID
Reborn in America: A Young Turkish Refugee’s Story
by Michell Spoden A while ago, I interviewed a young man of 26 – named Sobit Sarvantov – from Turkey who moved to the US